Is there any sense of how many 8200-grad founded companies are in the "sketchy" side (not sure what other word to use) of cyber-security?
The article mentions 4, and implies the rest of the 700 mentioned are similar.
The article mentions 4, and implies the rest of the 700 mentioned are similar.
The specific quote is that 8200 grads have founded a large number of cyber security companies in general, and the article follows by discussing specific offensive and surveillance ones (NSO, etc.). My read of the article is that it implies that most of the 700 companies are similar. The link for the study links to a paywalled article about the survey.
Since defensive cyber security is a bigger market, I'd like to know if 8200 grads found offensive companies at a significantly higher rate than defensive ones.